Mower County transcript., 1887-10-26

Noa 122 60 133 and 126 do not carry passengers.
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9ARt, Austin.
Get out your fir cap. s.5: s..s. y =, 4 4
Have you called on Fairbanks2 s5s
Fine weather again after the storm.
The fir coat is cock Of the walk
now. r -!s
New line of wall paper at Giles &
Shepherds.
: lamps at lowest prices at Giles &
Shepherds.
Finest stock of wall paper at GILES
& Shepherds.
Curtains and window shades at Giles
s. Shepherds. ,r: .-...... j.
Purity -four $1.s5 per sack at G. w.
Taylor & Co.'S. .. ..A.. ..s>. : 49,. II /,
Ladies. stationery and artists mater
ials at Giles & Shepherds. 8. =,
Cheap gllts and wall paper at lowest
prices at Giles & Shepherds. zr
Chest protectors. Everybody ought
to have one; at Giles & Shepherds. =.
Hard coal burner and wood-cook
stove for sale. Enquire at this office.
Fix up your windows. Get your
glass and putty Of Giles & Shepherd.
Those are fine Office rooms over the
new Roberts, Schleuder and Hill block.
Please notice the pretty patterns of
Reed Rockers at Austin Furneture Co.
1T sounded considerably like winter
Monday to hear the sleigh bells jing-
ling. r
Miss Alexander is convalescent, and
is again at her post of duty-the school
room. s>.
Drop in at Giles & Shepherds and see
how $500 dollars worth of new lamps
look. ~ 90. ...
Those lamps are going fast. Cali
early and get your choice: Giles O shep-
herd. "a =.:E<g
The Detroit ball club has won eight
out of eleven games and are champions
of the world. j q"
They are using dynamite at the brick
yard for loosening up the clay, 1t is fun
to see the dirt fly. - ~.
will Patterson has dropped the
printing business for while and is going
10 housekeeping, he says. 4. 6 ri.
Carpenters, plasterers, and painters
are not exactly enthusiastic ozzer we late.
or rather earlY-weather. -.5
-Hanging lamps, stand lamps, piano
lamps, la1nps of all kinds and descrip
tions at q lies & Shepherds
For Ele-A light two-seated spring
wagon. FIR one or two horses. Enquire
at A. Folsom's variety store. -
Call and see the elegant FIVE and ten
- cent counters at s. Gumbiners new store
Bargains to ast0nish the natives.
The Episcopal. sociable will meet
with Miss Julia Wagner this evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
There were no services at the Opera
House last Sabbath on account OF the
snow storm. Sunday school as usual.
1t commences to look as though
there would bo some cold fingers before
the West and Lltchfeld blocks were COM
pleted.
IF. B. Shepherd and Will Tryon were
at Moscow hunting. Nice fresh weather
for hunting Monday and no danger OF
sun-stroke. - s.=s s..st.5sSz.
Everybody says it was ten below ze-
70 Tuesday morning. but we refuse to
believe it. It must be pretty cold wealth
er for ten below. zsz3.s: II ,z. .... .'.r
I Episcopal services, next Sunday, 10:
30 a. M, subject. The Laying on of
Hands" 7:3O p. M. subject. .'The
Shield of Faith. .. .,.z. .ss.s.>5 5....
s Call at the Gem Jewelry Store and
he convinced that you can buy good
goods for less money than at any other
place IN the city. ii. t
Mankato Register: Rev. G. T. Wei
come Of this city has been located at Rose
Greek, Mower county, and will depart
for there tomorrow. =5= f. r. ..S s55s55
M. j. keenan, took quite an extern
siye drive through the country Monday
with cutter and says the snow is all Of
foot deep on q level.
We had chance to see falling snow
again on Saturday. Winter Is on the
road now and we must h prepared TO re-5
ceive it in proper style S.
The highest cash price paid for, ell
kinds Of fat stock, hides and tallow q
ct, opposite Court House. .5 D
-Potatoes are in lively motion in
Austin these days. It has been fine
weather to dig them and the price makes
it q pleasure TO market then. B
Dr.. Macdo donald Informs that VIM. Kel-s
ley, residing in the third werd rejoices
over the arrival Of . bouncing girl at his
uAaee since Sunday morning.